Producer, Noah's Ark Scans · Person
Film producer with Noah's Ark Scans.
3 claimed · 3 disputed
On NewsNation's Unreported, Andrew Jones and Lauren Witzke said the buried wood strengthens the case for Durupınar, with Jones comparing the evidence to a court case built from several lines.
Lauren Witzke of Noah's Ark Scans said on X that the charred Durupınar wood is being tested for bitumen ("pitch"), tree sap and species as well as carbon-14.
In a LifeSiteNews interview, Noah's Ark Scans fundraising and marketing lead Lauren Witzke said "the Ark is real, the global flood happened" and that textbooks would have to be rewritten, and responded to critics of the drilling and radar work.
In an X post, Noah's Ark Scans shared what it called an official update from Prof. Cenker Atila that multiple pieces of charred wood recovered at Durupınar are at a laboratory for carbon-14 dating, adding that Atila says this is not proof of the Ark until results are in.
In an X post, Lauren Witzke of Noah's Ark Scans said Prof. Cenker Atila had "reviewed and confirmed" Khosrow Bakhtar's radar report as an official part of the study, and that the report proved the formation is a man-made, three-tiered structure.
In an X post, Lauren Witzke of Noah's Ark Scans summarised the 2026 radar, drilling and soil work and said the team is "at the precipice of proving the truth of Noah's Ark".